housing feels unaffordable because housing is unaffordable.we do not have enough housing and nothing gets better if we don't build more housing so how do we increase the housing supply? housing is local, but for decades, states and towns have fallen further and further behind, the federal government can be a good partner to boost housing supply, and make the housing market work better for families. fortunately, there is no shortage of good and in many cases bipartisan work done by members on this committee that would help get us started. i want to mention a few. senator smith has a bill with senator rounds, the rural housing service reform act. it would help protect and expand affordable housing supply in rural areas. senator warner has a bill with senator crapo, scaling community lenders act which would help fuel more lending and investment in low income and underserved communities. senator cortez master -- cortez masto has the price act which would upgrade and preserve manufactured homes. she also has the home investment partnership's reauth

we need to build more housing. housing for seniors, housing for students, housing for veterans.or renters. for first-time homebuyers. for families in rural areas, for families in cities. housing for pretty much everyone who isn't already rich and doesn't already own a home. and there are a lot of drivers behind the housing shortage. it's the reason why we need to use a lot of different tools i think to expand how we approach housing. factors driving the housing shortage it seems to me include outdated building codes, local land use restrictions that prevent newhousing from being built. for example, according to one estimate, it's illegal to build apartments, town homes or anything but single family detached homes on 3/4 of the residential land in cities and suburbs across america. so, dr. glaeser, just help us understand it a little bit more granular level. walk us through the problem about local restrictions and how they -- like exclusionary users owning or building codes, and how they drive up the cost of housing. mr. glaeser: so there are, you know, there are a thousand diffe

the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this et vote, the yeas 402 and the nays are 1. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is vote on the motion of the the gentleman from tennessee, mr. green, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 901 on which yeas and nays are ordered the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 901 a bill to require the undersecretary of science and technology at the department of homeland security to d

house. apart-hotel. the brick building in the world is also known in a way. it has five floors, the fourth floor of which is in fact, the street level is the same , and after that you have to go to the lower floors, the basement, and so on. if you come to beautiful kashan , you must also visit the abbasian house . but in this section , our dear mr. engineer saroghian will accompany us to tell us more and better about beautiful kashan, introduce kashan to you, and then, god willing , your trip to this beautiful city will be prepared. mr. sareghan , this is you, our viewers, tell us exactly where we are in iran. in the name of god, i also offer my greetings, courtesy, and respect . to the viewers of the good program mosafer from the khabar network and also to the respected kashani citizens , i am glad to be at your service. long live kashan . where is kashan located in iran ? the city of kashan is located in the center of iran, adjacent to the central provinces of qom and semnan, and in the no

affordable housing measures we passed are feeling a surge in one come housing all across our islands. right now we are tracking more than 62,000 units, over 257 projects being built by state and county agencies with private developers in the private sector over the next decade, with 13,000 new units to be completed this year and 10,000 next year. this includes 46,000 new units of affordable housing. thank you, everyone, for this incredible work. [applause] now, let's talk about what we are putting in the budget this year for housing. for the next two years we have requested over $500 million for housing initiatives including tuner $50 million for a fund to develop more affordable housing, 30 million dollars for phase two of the 90-year lease program on wahoo, and $62 million of the universe -- for the university of hawaii. we have also requested $60 million to transform mayor this will add more than 2000 -- there you go, brother. [laughter] thank you, senator. this effort will add more than 2000 housing units for the district's working families. so, thank you for leading us in this wa

house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 386 -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 409 -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 411, the nays are zero, zero recorded as present, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 417, the nays are zero, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from kentucky. mr. comer, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 758, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 758, a bill to direct the united states postal service to issue regulations requiring postal service employees and contractors to report to the postal service traffic crashes involving vehicles carrying mail that result in the injur

, and built this house, and we will build the fourth one house, most likely a guest house, because thereple write, do you have a house to rent for a visit or to live in, sergei's house was built using the same technology, but the shape is more traditional, sergei's just stands out from the usual belarusian landscape, it's not for nothing that now this place is called the hobbit village, in the hobbit village people called it, people, we didn't call it anything, people started saying the word, look tolkien, tolkien, like in the hobbit village, like there like hobbits, hobbits, well, hobbits in the village. the local chairman came, also decided what we were doing here, in the end it turned out that we were really doing what we said, that we were building houses for ourselves out of clay. if even the locals found it hard to believe that two young city guys would want to live in such a wilderness, what can we say about everyone else? the most common question that is asked is, aren't you bored here? i'm bored in the city, i don't know what to do. there's enough of the village, there's still s

housing. everybody lives three blocks and is blocking two stories in their view. was not a stakeholder in these projects. >> we need housing more than we need process. thank you. >> hello. my name's andrew fisher. i live in the inner richmond. i've never attended one of your meetings but i followed from a distance up zoning. discussion. knowing that today's discussion would be about notification. i came in. i'm actually surprised to learn that it's an issue because of the cost of the postcard and the size of the font. i find these things pretty amusing but i just want to understand and before the group you know whether all this whether the need for a postcard in any particular neighborhood and any particular time is you know a one off basis or whether suddenly hundreds of developers show up and thousands of postcards need to be created printed or with a different message or with a different rendering or not. i expect that it's the former so maybe the cost for any particular project is a few hu

every single house democrats. fact every single senate democrat voted against the senate budget resolution. so i am very confident that we will continue to be on the same page because we have been on the same page as it relates to this issue. >> just to follow up on that signal chat this letter to you as well as leader johnson calling for further training of members on classified documents information. that was not included in the rules package with congress is that something you support? do you think there are issues within the house when it comes to members handling classified information? >> i have not had an opportunity to take a look at representative houlihan's letter. we are going to hear from ranking member jim hines tomorrow. i look forward to that presentation for the house democratic caucus. >> thank you leader jeffries. on the subject of medicaid he said the house democrats are unified on opposing the republicans. but, as you know for the reconciliation bill both chambers you only need us simple majori

mccommode, clerk of the house -- mccumber, clerk of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergencies act 50 united states code 1622-d provides for the automatic termination of the national emergency unless within 90 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision i have sent to the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency declared in executive order 13664, of april 3, 2024, with respect to south sudan is continue in effect beyond april 3, 2025. the situation in and in relation to south sudan which has been marked by activity that is threaten the peace, security, or civility of south sudan anti-surrounding region, including widespread violence and atrocity, human rights ab abuse, recruitm

we don't want people to be in housing in that kind of housing forever. we want to really like beef up case management and in that approach in working with everyone on their housing plan and that's definitely been what we've heard from the mayor's office. it's like let's focus on the quality, right? so in addition to getting people off the street it's really about what are the supports that are important to add to the system. i mean, you know some of the people who've spoken in public comment are right. i mean that the system is very far from where it should be, you know, and our constraints are very for varied reasons but if we're really partnering with the department of public health like we should be if we're really thinking about the needs of the people in the system, you know, we want to be able to add those resources that are going to help create the flow that we need. so ultimately it's not about warehousing. it's about like having somebody come in and immediately having a plan with them and then being able to work with them on that. i mean obvious

and senior housing.but there remains a great need for more operating and rental subsidies to reach our lowest income populations. with all that said, there is some good news of 662 oci funded affordable units under construction during the fiscal year 23 and 24 419 are at 50% ami and below of those 135 are at 30% army and below and 176 have an operating or rental subsidy. >> we were able to secure rare project based section eight vouchers for our two shipyard phase one projects that are finishing up construction in just the next few months. >> before i go on to our 2324 data, i'm going to provide a brief and i'm going to try to make it briefer summary of how we fund our affordable housing in the current funding environment. most of our projects are funded by a combination of tax exempt bonds allocated by the california debt limit allocation committee or sedlak in the low income housing tax credits allocated by the california tax credit allocation committee or sedlak. we also tap into other state sources w

housing to all of our residents. i want to thank the federal partners, our federal partners for the investment that spurred significant rebuilding in our communities with the nation's infrastructure for cities, towns, and villages. project by project we are putting local and federal investments side-by-side in our core infrastructure system throughout the united states. these are substantial projects, and the momentum matters that we keep this going. we must keep the infrastructure projects moving because they are the economic engine of growth for this nation. that's why we want to partner with the federal government and the trump-vance administration to ensure that communities are growing together to meet the nation's challenges. i know, now i want to bring forward nlc's first vice president, my different councilmember kevin cramer from the louisville, kentucky, to share another way which our local leaders are working together for our nation. [applause] >> thank you, steve. recently my own hometown experienced major

house. it's called the people's house. and it's an immersive experience for people about how the white house is organized and operated. and, of course, what it's like for the first family to live there. our host for the evening is the head of the white house historical association, which has created this grand space. stewart mclaurin and before we get started about what people are going to see, i just want to tell the c-span audience how special the relationship has been between the white house historical association and c-span. going back almost 40 years with different projects, including our first lady series. so thanks for bringing us back tonight and hosting this massive northfield. we're grateful for the partnership that we have with c-span. we look forward to doing more and wonderful things together. well, thanks. so tell me about this wonderful thing that you've just. well, suzanne, welcome to the people's house, a white house experience. we are at 700 pennsylvania avenue. you and i c

house. it's called the people's house. and it's an immersive experience for people about how the white house is organized and operated. and, of course, what it's like for the first family to live there. our host for the evening is the head of the white house historical association, which has created this grand space. stewart mclaurin and before we get started about what people are going to see, i just want to tell the c-span audience how special the relationship has been between the white house historical association and c-span. going back almost 40 years with different projects, including our first lady series. so thanks for bringing us back tonight and hosting this massive northfield. we're grateful for the partnership that we have with c-span. we look forward to doing more and wonderful things together. well, thanks. so tell me about this wonderful thing that you've just. well, suzanne, welcome to the people's house, a white house experience. we are at 700 pennsylvania avenue. you and i c

house youth. so thank you commissioner. as antonio williams a quick question, mr. bracco, you said 75 you hope to serve 75 youth per day. >> are these unique 75 or the same 75 you have any idea? >> tentatively we're saying unique individuals for the 75 this is just a projection. obviously the site's not open yet so we're going to use this first year to really get a good sense of the traffic into the program. >> and how many do you anticipate what the breakdown to be between male and female or not there? >> i mean how do you see the whole thing? >> we don't have a good sense of that yet so i can't really speak to will be interesting to know thank you very much thank you. >> thank you commissioner dufty yeah i just want to say that donated clothing good clothing is really a high priority. i certainly having a teenager i'm able to channel things to the nav center and i think the same there'll be a clothing bank at at this facility and so i just encourage you to think about that because it makes a hug

well, she fell asleep at erin's house or she fell asleep at this house.t at any of those places. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): meanwhile, around high noon, local businessman denny hargrove was driving through farmland outside amarillo, and swung his pickup onto a curved strip of dirt called helium road. denny hargrove: as soon as i turned, i saw three girls running towards me saying, hollering, she's dead, she's dead. and my first response was, who's dead? i freaked. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): ahead, he saw a black chevy tahoe, and something, make that someone, was slumped near a rear wheel. denny hargrove: the girl was not moving, not breathing, lots of dried blood on her forehead. we called 911, and immediately, the officer showed up and took over. so we do a real brief examination of the body. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): sergeant allan mongold of the randall county sheriff's department took the lead in the investigation. allan mongold: we find this large crush injury, blunt force trauma on the upper-left portion of the head. could you tell how long t

house democrats voted against the house republican budget which cut medicaid $880 billion to pay for tax cuts for billionaires. we want health care more affordable to the american people and this is in stark contrast to republicans on kick children off of health care. as president trump prepares for tonight's speech, it's clear the democrats are on the side of working people while republicans are only looking out for billionaire friends. trump and republicans have broken their promise to lower costs on day one which was his commitment to focus on tax give-aways for corporations and billionaires that don't need any more help. trump's reckless tariffs will raise prices on gas, produce at grocery stores, beer, lumber to build homes, crude oil and parts that make cars. . democrats are united against trump and elon musk dismantling services americans rely on while giving money to their billionaire friends. they're cutting help to veterans while trump stands with putin. tonight we expect the president to put on a master class in dishonesty. we expect the president will focus not on everyda

the house will come to order. the house will come to order. shhh. will representative green present himself to the well? by its adoption of house resolution 189, the house has resolved that representative al green be censured. that representative al green forthwith present himself in the well of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure. and that representative al green be censured with public reading of this resolution by the speaker. the house will come to order. the house will come to order. >> order. the speaker: the house will come to order. clear the well, pleas. clear the well -- well, pleas. clear the well. the house will continue its business. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> watch live coverage of the house when members return, here on c-span. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. functioned by these television companies and more. including wow! >> wow! is there for our customers with speed and choice. now more than ever it all starts with great internet.

house. due to the large attendance that is anticipated, the rule regarding the floor must be strictly enforced. children of members will not be permitted on the floor. the cooperation of all members is requested. the practice to reserve seats by placement of personal items will not be allowed. chamber security may remove these items from the seats. members may reserve their seats only by physical presence following the security sweep of the chamber. all members are reminded to observe proper decorum. failure to ad mere to the standards of decorum detracts ds from the dignity of the proceedings. pursuant to clause a, the chair declares the house in recess until 8:35 for the purpose of receiving a joint session of the president of the united states. announcer: watch live coverage of the house when members return announcer: tonight, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress. the first address of his second term, and less than two months since taking office. c-span's

why is it now safer to build a summer house or a house on a mortgage? about the main thing at this minute in the studio anatoly, hello. we begin with a report from the kursk region. drone attacks of the armed forces of ukraine today in the sudzhansky district of the kursk region five people were injured, they were taken to the hospital. under the blows of drones and artillery, our military personnel of the ministry of emergency situations continue the rescue operation. the day before, they evacuated about 50 more civilians from liberated sudzha. people are now receiving all the necessary assistance , from treatment to document restoration. the residents of the borderland region told our correspondent mikhail about the horrors they faced during the 7 months of occupation . residents of liberated sudzha greet russian soldiers they spent 7 months under occupation and now they can’t hold back tears of joy, and it seems they still don’t fully believe that they were able to survive this addu. people who have relatives in the region are sent to them, the rest

and house republicans passed our house budget resolution. the senate should pass it too. and we are just getting started so buckle up. because we have a long way to go and a lot more wins on the horizon. here to speak about the house republicans work is freshman representative pat harrington from north carolina. he is a combat veteran and a small business entrepreneur and he is going to get his perspective on working in a unified house. >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. we can put this underneath the podium. good morning. i want to talk about democrats. when i came to congress just a few months ago from day one it has been clear to me that we house republicans are both unified and focused. we know who we are. we know what we stand for. and we know what the american people sent us here to do. the same cannot be said for the democratic party. right now there party is in complete disarray. their coalition is fractured. their leadership has vanished. and their message is completely disconnected from the lives of ordinary americans. one year ago 75% of democrats approved o

journalists who cover the white house, the white house correspondents association.you're obviously a past president of that. do you want to talk through a little bit aboutjust what was announced this week by the press secretary, caroline leavitt? sure. so the white house correspondents association exists essentially to represent the interests of the white house press corps, try and regularly fail to forge a consensus for collective action by the press in relation to the white house, you know, advance first amendment principles and the like. but the day—to—dayjob is that negotiation for, you know, how many reporters can we get into this event to observe the president first—hand, do hisjob? moving forward, the white house pressl pool will be determined by the white house press team. what they said this week was that they would take control over who was in this pool. and they seized that control from the whca, from this journalist organisation, which had controlled it for decades, for basically as long as it it's a really significant blow to press freedoms so this is n

trump depart the white house. he will see the lights come up in the house chamber.ou see them milling about they willig go to that as soon as tht is available. you will see the supreme court producing the joint chiefs. you will see the diplomatic corps. all coming in, the president's cabinet as well. all coming into the chamber that's all going to be live on c-spanid and on c-span2. so watch it there as well. or on our online platform. this is called a joint session. is that different than the state of the union? is it technically different or just in tone? >> it gets technically differen? they have two different titles. pomp and circumstance as it might initially see it amped up but it's the state of the unit next s year the effect is the same. it is a president's first month oror so five weeks in office laying out what they've already done what they will be doing and we know trump has come into office of basically being in exile and west palm. some that make up the white house of the most trusted advisors spent four years in somebody's right aligned think tanks fi

[gavel bangs] >> the house will . the house will come to order. ♪ >> the house will come to order.ar the well, please. the house has to continue its business. host: the speaker trying to get order in the house as some democrats gathered around representative al green as he was in the well to receive that public rebuke, started singing "we shall overcome." this morning, we are getting your reaction to the house vote to censure the congressman for dividing the lines -- censure the congressman. we are dividing the lines by democrats and republicans. 10 democrats voted with all the republicans the censure the congressman. he are the names of those lawmakers and their faces. congressman dara of california. representative ed case of hawaii. jim costa of california. laura gillen of new york. marie gluesenkamp perez of waington state. jim himes, who serves in connecticut. from pennsylvania, chrissy houlahan. marcy kaptur of ohio. the longest-serving member of congress in the house. jared moscowitz florida and tom suozzi of new york. those with a 10 democrats who joined all the republicans

what in house here? it. so this house was built around the early, 19 hundreds, actually in the year 1900, i believe he's excluded. what sets of all it does with an architectural part is that we have a variety of styles. first floor. it is now prize. if there's at the most um, houses display classical elements like columns, etc. well, later structures would be designed in the art nouveau style, with characteristic windows, with suite of about somewhere built in the russian style. the canals we've already mentioned for the lease. it's one of the 1st most famous folk cross. so we've come to one of the countries oldest workshops to find out more is called sneezing care, most snowflakes because of the delicacy and uniqueness of each design. the . oh yes, yeah. i've heard the crust, so we'd have to think like an engineer when the weaving vulgar lace. is that true? that is true. the initial design, the technical drawing, is prepared by an artist who creates the layout and thinks everything through. we're given a de

as the broader housing requirement housing element requirements. >> the legislation not only supports housing production but also enhances transit oriented mixed use development that will continue job growth and re help revitalize downtown by promoting these kinds of projects that integrate housing with commercial and transit access we are building more vibrant, sustainable and economically resilient san francisco. >> importantly, this legislation has been shaped by meaningful community input ensuring that local voices and priorities are reflected in the plan. >> this thoughtful approach helps create a vision that addresses housing needs while promoting a thriving connected neighborhood by removing arbitrary barriers to housing development in our city. this legislation promotes a vibrant and dynamic future for central soma one where housing is brought to the people who need it where people can live close to where they work and supporting the workers who actually create and build the housing. >> we think the supervisors and the committee for their work and hope to see this legislation

house of representatives. that is why it is so, so significant. and whichever party controls the house you know, it to a significant degree controls the country, which then steers the course of western civilization. so it's like, i feel like this is one of those things that that may not seem that it's going to affect the entire destiny of humanity, but i think it will. >> you know, what's interesting about this, kate, is that, you know, we spend so much time focusing on donald trump and trying to get inside of his head. i think we're already inside donald trump's head, one of the most powerful people in the world right now, happens to be the most richest person in the world who happens to have an incredible amount of influence over the makeup of the federal government. and that's elon musk. >> yeah, and trying to have an incredible amount of influence over that election. and let's focus in now on florida. these two seats, they should be easy wins for republicans. i mean, they're districts that trump won plus 3

karine: what we tried to do was bring influencers inside the white house and held a first white house party for influencers and we made sure the president did interviews with influencers and on the podcast. we understood there are 300 million people in this country and not all of them get their information from what's happening in the briefing room. so how do you get in touch and connect with everyone else? we tried to do that. it was important to make sure you were talking to other people that was not part of the traditional media. we truly tried to do that. to your point, americans get their news and information differently, they do. they get it very differently. now the hard part for everyone who is trying to get information or trying to get a sense of the administration, the government, whatever they're doing on their behalf, it's on you to make sure what you're getting is factual. you now have to do the fact check. you do. you now have to fact check the information you're getting. we were talking about misinformation, disinformation. that's a real thing we all now have to do when

the house of representatives is coming in. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 27, 2025. i hereby appoint the honorable addison p. mcdowell to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, rabbi pinkus cement. the chaplain: almighty god, i begin my prayer with an act of charitable kindness. creator and master of his universe, after the biblical story of the great flood which you spread noah and his family, you gave guidance and instructions through him to all of humanity. you taught how to lead a moral, ethical, and productive life in the form of seven kinding principle, also known as the seven noah height laws. these laws are found in the bible in the book of genesis and sacred commentaries, worship you, not to blasphemous your name, not to commit murder, not to engage in relationships, to the to be cruel to any

house was on fire. i saw... someone who had their home completely demolished, but their detached garage made it, and so they were pulling things out of their garage and loading their car, and i couldn't believe what i was seeing, it was so horrific. oh no, oh no, oh man, that was little. like seeing like almost like a you, a war had had broken out. by the time they were eventually contained, two major fires and three smaller ones had burned an area the size of washington dc, 16,00 homes and businesses had been destroyed, 29 people had been killed. it is so unrecognizable, it almost doesn't feel like where we lived before, but just the extent of it too, there's there's so little left standing, it's just so complete, my name is ben hamlington, what's your job ben? i'm a uh climate scientist, i work at the nasa jet propulsion laboratory, and what's behind us uh? the remnance of my house are behind us. i didn't think we were on the front line of climate change, otherwise i wouldn't have bought a house here.

a one-room apartment, around that, yeah, yeah, and a house, and a house for up to ten can be found, that's one of the points, the second point is that i somehow didn't want to lock myself in four walls, at that time i was already making soap and i really wanted to grow all these herbs myself or be closer to nature in general, so that i could collect them myself, well , and that really spurred me on to consider houses. who of you was a big initiator of moving out of town? yeah, vika, of course, yeah, yeah, well because because i we me and vika were an apartment dweller, i... a resident for me, housework always seemed like something really super hard, a huge amount of work, there's a lot of work in the apartment, even more in the house, and i'm an apartment dweller, i'm used to it, i don't well, it's not that i didn't want a house, i'd probably be better off leaving the apartment, like this you turn two taps and you have warm water and in general you open the garbage chute like this , throw a bag in there and it disappears, well yeah, the first year of living in the village couldn't b

here is the housing headlines, hud choked funding to enforce fair housing law. legal aid groups may not survive. cuts to housing nonprofits will spur discrimination democrats say. maxine waters, elizabeth warren, wrote a letter to you saying you previously voiced your commitment to uphold the fair housing act during your senate confirmation hearing, yet your actions in your first month on the job have directly contradicted that statement. what do you say to that concern about their writing of how they see what you're doing? >> well, it's unfortunate. you know, it's unfortunate that they would use discrimination as a tactic. title 6 of the civil rights act as it pertains to hud prohibits discrimination at hud we will uphold the law and the fair housing act. we will come against any kind of illegal discrimination. it's not prohibited here. and so that's unfortunate that they would use that. but, you know, we are focused on our mission, bret. we are attaining the law. our critical missions in our program are being carried out every single day. >> bret: and doge is

over 60 million km is individual housing construction.on base for the implementation of the new mechanism is the portal "building a house" rf. here are examples of house projects and contacts of reliable contractors. if we talk about the period since march 1, for the first week, as the law came into effect, we can say that this is about 22 loans, and that the average term of contracts, which is now determined, is 8 months, the average area of ​​houses that will be built under these twenty-two contracts is about 115 m. chairman of the state duma committee on small and medium entrepreneurship alexander demin emphasizes that the number of conscientious developers will increase, because benefits are also provided for the company. vat payment all developers who build residential buildings using concealed accounts are exempted, and such an innovation is aimed at reducing the cost of construction, increasing the availability of individual housing for citizens, the norm. will come into force on april 1 of this year, the construction will be finan

he came to our house. i said, "haj agha, i want to sell this house." this house in saadat abad is no longer useful to me . our house here is 5. we bought a unit, i bought this one for myself , for mohammad and fatima , i bought this building for ali and zahra , i bought the house over there , and ali got married and came to live here, fatima emas tajari was saved, and my child mohammad took samoon's head , my dear wife, now that you have been able to build a shelter by the grace of god and with hard work and debt, i consider myself indebted to you. first, trust in god. take good care of your children. try to be a good teacher for them. rent the upper floor to a pious muslim to earn a living. sell the shotgun and use the money to buy a house. pay off the debts. goodbye. zahra khanum is a single-digit student without any effort , after her own efforts, your sacrifice is completely one of the brilliant girls of the hajj ahmad mobeh family . i had not seen this book. where was it? we left the clinic . she loved it and always read it herself. after the mart

and all the houses here , pay attention.indows and don't have any security guards . this makes the thief dare to enter the houses and people's property. that with difficulty and effort in these difficult economic conditions. they believe in the truth. be careful, this door lock is like the same door lock. with the slightest blow of this damage, it seems that this alley has no security factor at all. if you pay attention, this can be easily broken and they can even reach the first floor, which is not guarded, none of the floors have guarded. it is very easy and can enter people's houses from the balconies . they open the door just like that . now you knock on the door and say, i am the electricity department, i am the water department. hello, sir, we came from the gas department . we came from the gas department. you can knock on the door. you know, trust me as usual. you opened the door, gas, water, electricity , don't you think that you have a problem for yourself? now we have already been hit . well, this is a mistake. we

there's also the house there. it's been done, the boy, and you have to stay on his good side and not defend him. how would you do that? what do people? but then believing that it's true, there's this belief that the main dweller of any home is its house spirit to watches over every single seamless exhaust. people have always tried to avoid upsetting these house spirits to stay on their good side. you can leave your house spirit a saucer of milk as a treat. it's supposed to make them happy. and if you do that now it's up to you on a. yeah, so i just try to keep my apartment clean and i'm fine. it's yeah. for the utilities and some mysterious things have happened just to the looms deal of things, one owner committed suicide. he loved his house very much though. people believe that when current residents don't take good care you, if you put a flip houses get flooded or something else, bad happens resource to be of these incidents have occurred really? no. okay. what's the 1st time i've heard about the whole and said

uh, the remnance of my house are behind us. i didn't think we were on the front line of climate change. otherwise i wouldn't have bought a house here. i feel... kind of like a terrible climate scientist uh buying a house uh and putting my family in a place that was so at risk, but in reflection when it happened, it kind of makes sense right? this is this is how we expect climate change to play out, the way that it's going to express and affect people is through events like this that are going to increase in how severe they are, how often they happen and then where they happen. my kids bedrooms were on this side of the house. you can see their bed frames that are now mangled from the heat, which is kind of surprising to me that the heat could do that. my nine-year-old desperately wants something that's recognizable, so trying to see if i can find anything in there. seeing ariel footage of the whole out to dena, um, a real ugliness has happened, altadina was beautiful, altadina was green, my family was very close in five neighbor

was white house press secretary always in the end goal? >> no. if you'd said me seven years ago, ten years ago, you know what? you're going to be the white house press secretary, i would've said i don't think so. no, it was not the goal. i was an incredibly shy kid. very shy. the fact that it did the job is kind of shocking to me because i was a really painfully shy child. when i was growing up i thought is going to be a doctor. i grew up in an immigrant household. some of you may feel this, about what i'm to say this houseful. i was told it to be a doctor, blur, engineer, a that my parents understood that they believed would get you into the middle class. i grew up in a working-class neighborhood. my dad was a new york city cab driver. my mom was a home healthcare eight. they are still in check to check. that's what i learned, that's what i knew. my parents really wanted their children to have better than they did, and they grew up in a dictatorship. so politics was not a real thing for them. i had never thought that i would be white house press

housing developments. they would also provide the property management residence services as and they have experience in developing mixed use facilities that provide child care and adult health centers alongside the affordable housing that they own and operate the next slide since fall 2024 when the project planning restarted after recertification there have been biweekly coordination meetings with deep and laguna honda hospital staff moe cd mercy housing and the project architects to ensure a coordinated approach. most cd would oversee the pre development construction and compliance during operations similar to how we oversee all financed affordable housing. so i'd now like to invite sharon christian, the senior project manager with mercy housing real estate development to provide more details about their proposed preliminary conceptual plan their potential project size and the preliminary schedule. >> thank you. thank you, ann. good afternoon. commission president dr. green health commissioners and direct

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house.lso known as the first brick apartment in the world. it has 5 floors. the fourth floor is actually at the same level as the street level and after that you have to go to the lower floors and basement as well, then go to the cold room. if you come to beautiful kashan, be sure to visit the abbasian house. but in this section , our dear mr. engineer saroghian will accompany us to tell us more and better about beautiful kashan , introduce kashan to you , and then, god willing , your trip to this beautiful city will be prepared. you, our viewers, tell us exactly where we are in iran. in the name of god , i also send my greetings, courtesy, and respect to the viewers of the good program mosafer from the khabar network , as well as to the respected citizens of kashani. i am happy to be at your service. long live kashan. where is the city of kashan located in central iran, adjacent to the central provinces of qom and samnan, and in the northern part of isfahan province? it is true that the cit